The given graph illustrates data about the resources allocated by big six countries for the aid to developing nations between 2008 and 2010, measured in billions of dollars.
The US government was the most active in supporting the third world. It provided the most aid during the given period. The estimated figure for the States experienced a slight drop from 22 to 20 billion dollars in 2009, before reaching its peak with 25 billion dollars in 2010. Germany, UK and Japan were the next three major donors whose figures remained between 10 and 15 billion dollars. The former one witnessed continuously rise, while the latter ones’ figure fluctuated moderately. Funds allocated by Netherlands and Sweden was always under 10 billion dollars with the similar changes from 2008 to 2010.
Overall, what stands out from the graph is that Germany was the only country with continuous increase, whilst other developed countries’ contributions fluctuated over the period.
The
given
graph illustrates data about the resources allocated by
big
six countries for the aid to developing nations between 2008 and 2010, measured in
billions
of dollars.
The US
government
was the most active in supporting the third world. It provided the most aid during the
given
period. The estimated figure for the States experienced a slight drop from 22 to 20
billion
dollars
in 2009,
before
reaching its peak with 25
billion
dollars
in 2010. Germany, UK and Japan were the
next
three major donors whose figures remained between 10 and 15
billion
dollars
. The former one witnessed
continuously
rise, while the latter ones’ figure fluctuated
moderately
. Funds allocated
by Netherlands
and Sweden was always under 10
billion
dollars
with the similar
changes
from 2008 to 2010.
Overall
, what stands out from the graph is that Germany was the
only
country with continuous increase, whilst other
developed countries
’ contributions fluctuated over the period.